Hello @franchips, and welcome to the community. When you have a moment, please take a look at the #start-here category.
Unfortunately, that is a bug in the current kernel (see below for more info). A fix is known and will hopefully find it’s way into Fedora soon. In the meantime, do you still have a kernel older than 5.6.19 installed on your system? If so, boot from that until the fix lands.
Hi, did you check the topic I linked? The bug has been fixed in 5.7.9, which has made its way into Fedora 32. So if you update to the latest kernel packages, your adapter should work again.
I am currently experiencing this same problem on fedora 32, reverted to kernel version-5.6.6-300.fc32.x86_64 as a temporary fix. Is it safe to run dnf update now ?
By the way: It is always safe to update, because while older kernels normally will be automatically removed, dnf won’t ever remove the running kernel, i.e. if you booted your 5.6.6 kernel, that package is kept no matter how many newer versions come out.